<p>I know it says invites will be sent December 18-20…has anyone heard anything yet?</p>
<p>Nope, I'm pretty curious myself though!</p>
<p>really? this early? they couldn't just send them with the acceptance letters?</p>
<p>A girl from my school found out today!</p>
<p>I just found out today...does anyone know any of the specifics? I mean, if you go to the weekend in Boston, if you keep yourself in the running, is that a binding agreement that you will go to bc if they pick you? Because I'm really hoping for Harvard or Princeton, so I want to be able to see the results of those before I commit to anything. It seems like a great program, but I don't want to have to make any sort of decision soon.</p>
<p>Its non-binding all th way through May 1 just like any school. Ive read articles written by BC faculty about it and as far as I know, 60-65 are invited to the weekend, about 25-30 of which are actually selected for the presidential scholarship program after writing some essays and being interviewed extensively. Everything I read is along the lines of, BC is trying to sell the program to you, because they realize most of the scholars have other top schools to choose from - so that 15 per year is misleading because they actually give the option to 25 or 30. Congrats on the invite! I'm going to check the mail now out of curiosity.</p>
<p>They are going to admit less than the usual 25-30 Pres scholars this year. Last year a lot more students took the offer than expected so they are going to be a bit more conservative this season. Good luck.</p>
<p>By last year I meant 2010, LOL. Even the conservative admission of the Class of 2011 yielded 3 more than the desired 15.</p>
<p>anyone else get an invitation or know if they've all been sent out?</p>
<p>:( _________________________________</p>
<p>mine came the 21st, so almost a week after the decision letter arrived</p>
<p>mine came two days after the acceptance letter</p>
<p>I got one too!</p>